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I've just received the #7 and putted a few on the carpet. The new heavier version has better feel throughout the swing than the old Forged L. Many thanks to Chris & Jacque for the quick shipment.

I may be wrong and Todd (of TKSputters.com) should correct me if I'm wrong but the "H" designation is for "heavy" and thus BB16-H putters are limited production putters. Before sending the putter in for tungsten/steel ingots, try adding weight down the shaft using lead/tungsten powder or sugar/sand. You don't want to ruin a classic.

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Save the last dance for me. Oops! Save the lucky #7 for me

Econ 101? :tsg_smilie_whistle:

Chris, PM to me the price. Thanks. ACG

The price for regular grade gas reached $3.11 here in Southern California. This is ridiculous given that Exxon last year paid its CEO $69.7 million or $190,915 a day, including weekend. With crude oil at $71 a barrel, it won't be long before the price of golf balls would sky rocket since ball components are made of petrol products. Golf balls require Surlyn and other polymers and copolymers, each a derivative of oil-based processes.

That's a lot of friction between the thumb and grip for you to developed a "huge" blister. I don't have any answer as to the cause but according to WebMD, do not puncture a blister unless it is large, painful, or likely to be further irritated. The fluid filled blister keeps the underlying skin clean which prevents infection and promotes healing. If you have to pop it: * Use a sterilized needle or razor blade (to sterilize it, put the point or edge in a flame until it is red hot, or rinse it in alcohol). * Wash the area thoroughly, then make a small hole and gently squeeze out the clear fluid. * Apply a dab of an antibiotic ointment with polymixin B and/or bacitracin to help protect against infection. Use caution with ointments that have neomycin in them because they are more likely to cause an allergic reaction. * If the fluid is white or yellow, the blister is infected and needs medical attention. * Do not remove the skin over a broken blister. The new skin underneath needs this protective cover. * Look for signs of infection to develop. These include pus drainage, red or warm skin surrounding the blister or red streaks leading away from the blister.

You ought to get the W-505 driver to go with those irons.

No website but his email is: [email protected]

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There are few older version of the conformed drivers around but they are pricey for the condition they're in. Recently, there was one on flea-bay with paint chips and shafted with the yellow/purple Pro-Force. The opening bid was $300.

PM (private message) Chris aka Tourspecgolfer.

PM sent.

That's a very good looking re-finishing job. Who did the re-finishing & how much? By the way, can you give a quick feedback on the new forged L pro div.

On Wednesday, at two minutes and three seconds after 1:00 in the morning, the time and date will be 01:02:03 04/05/06.

Thank you for attaching the pictures. ACG.

Chris, Is the Black Balde available? PM me the price. Thanks.

Chris, Any picture of carry, caddy or staff bag by G-Field? Thanks.

Plus the original forged L is about 340 grams (may be less). I'm thinking of having 2 steel ingots be added to bring the head up to about 360 grams which then would give it a better feel. The forged L has minimal offset and would be a great putter for those liking the old Wilson 8802 blade putter.

Per rule ... no link to ebay.

Srixon W-505 with the Axiv. However, the W-505 soles square and not close.

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Please attach picture. Thank you. ACG/Mod